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ANNUAL REPORT
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Indian Society of
ISCCM Critical Care Medicine
Secretariat
Dr Subhal Dixit
Unit 13 & 14, First Floor, Hind Service Industries Premises Co.operative Society,
Near Chaitya Bhoomi, Off Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar, Mumbai – 400028
Tel.: 022-24444737 Telefax: 022-24460348
email: generalsecretary@isccm.orgTO ALL MEMBERS OF
INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
Dear Friends,
The 24th Annual Report, Minutes of the 23rd Annual General Meeting held at Kochi, Audited Statement of Accounts of the
Central (national) body, office bearers of various branches and their annual reports, proposed amendments to the constitution
and various other reports are being circulated herewith. I request you to go through them; and if you have any queries, please
send them to ISCCM office by 26th of February 2018. Only the queries received by 26th of February 2018 will be discussed in
the Annual General Body Meeting to be held on 8th March 2018 at the National Conference Criticare 2018, Varanasi.
With warm regards
Yours sincerely
Dr. Subhal Dixit
General Secretary
INDEX
Page No.
• Notice for the 24th Annual General Body Meeting 3
• Minutes of the 23rd Annual General Body Meeting 4
• Annual Report for the year January 2017 – December 2017 9
• Annual report of City Branches/State Chapters 34
• Bhubaneswar 34
• Lucknow 35
• Patiala 35
• Puducherry 36
• Pune 37
• Audited statements of Accounts of ISCCM Headquarters for 2016 – 2017 39
• Contact details update form 51
• Membership Application form 53Annual Report 2017-2018
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ISCCM
INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
NOTICE
Date :28th January 2018
The 24th Annual General Body Meeting of the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine will be held on 8th March 2018 at 5.30
PM at Hotel Ramada, Hall No. 1 (Shehnai), Varanasi during Criticare 2018, Varansi. You are requested to be present for this
meeting.
AGENDA
1. Apologies
2. Condolences
3. Distribution of prizes and awards
4. Confirmation of the Minutes of the last Annual General Body meeting held on 4th February 2017 at Kochi. (Copy attached)
5. Business arising out of the minutes of the last AGM
6. General Secretary's Annual Report (copy attached)
7. To confirm the Audited Statements of accounts for the year 2016 – 2017
8. The annual report of the Indian College of Critical Care Medicine
9. The annual report of the IJCCM
10. To declare the election results for 2018-2020
11. To appoint the auditors for the financial year 2017 – 2018.
12. To discuss about the Constitution Amendments (Copy Attached)
13. To discuss letters and correspondence if any.
14. Presentation of the report of the Organising Secretary for Silver Jubilee Conference of Indian Society of Critical Care
Medicine “Criticare 2019” at Mumbai.
15. Any other matter with the permission of the chair
Dr Subhal Dixit
General Secretary
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MINUTES OF THE 23rd ANNUAL GENERAL BODY MEETING OF ISCCM
HELD ON 4th FEBRUARY 2017 AT KOCHI
The Twenty third Annual General Body Meeting of the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine was held on 4th February 2017
at 5 P.M. at Le Meridien, Kochi. The meeting was attended by the following members:
THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS WERE PRESENT:-
Name City Name City
Dr Atul Kulkarni Mumbai Dr Kapil Zirpe Pune
Dr Prakash Shastri Gurgaon Dr Revathi Aiyer Vadodara
Dr Vandana Sinha Guwahati Dr Neeta Bose Vadodara
Dr Anil Sachdev New Delhi Dr Indraneel Raut Mumbai
Dr Jayant Shelgaonkar Pune Dr Pradip Dalvi Pune
Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra Ahmedabad Dr Kamal Bhutada Nagpur
Dr Umesh Kumar Osha Dhanbad Dr Maninder Kandhari Kochi
Dr Tejas Karmata Rajkot Dr Abhinav Gupta New Delhi
Dr Kayanoosh Kadapatti Pune Dr Deepak Jeswani Nagpur
Dr Rony Paul K Ernakulam Dr Vinod Kumar Singh Noida
Dr Tushar Sontakke Navi Mumbai Dr Sauren Panja Kolkata
Dr KishorKumar Akoliya Mumbai Dr V Rajendra Hyderabad
Dr Yatindraprasad Dube Nashik Dr Sumeet Jhingan Patiala
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya Bhopal Dr D K Singh Varanasi
Dr Annie Thomas Kochi Dr Yash Javeri Delhi
Dr Banani Poddar Lucknow Dr Abhinav Banerjee Jamshedpur
Dr Suresh Ramasubban Kolkata Dr D.P Samaddar Jamshedpur
Dr Animesh Gupta Kolkata Dr Shabbar H.K Joad Jaipur
Dr Srinivas Samavedam Hyderabad Dr Asif Ahmed Jamshedpur
Dr Ankit Agarwal Rishikesh Dr Dnyaneshwar Mutkule Hyderabad
Dr T. Mohan Maharaj Visakhapatnam Dr Subhal Dixit Pune
Dr Vinay Kulkarni Nagpur Dr Jayeshkumar Dobariya Rajkot
Dr Palepu Gopal Hyderabad Dr Venkat Raman Hyderabad
Dr Senthil Kumar Rajagopal Kilpuak Dr V. K. Thakur Patna
Dr Vinod Kumar Bihar Dr Dhruva Chaudhary Rohtak
Dr Vinodan K Cochin Dr Rahul Pandit Mumbai
Dr Anand Nikalje Aurangabad Dr Dinesh Kumar Singh Varanasi
Dr Chandrashish Chakravarty Kolkata Dr Y. P. Singh Delhi
Dr Yashpal Singh Varanasi Dr Rajesh Pande New Delhi
Dr Atul Kumar Singh Varanasi Dr Yatin Mehta Gurgaon
Dr Susruta Bandyopadhyay Kolkata Dr M.Kartik Hyderabad
Dr Anoop Kumar A.S Kozhikode Dr Anuj Clerk Surat
Dr Ajith Kumar A.K Bangalore Dr Samir Sahu Bhubaneshwar
Dr Rajiv Shukla Jamshedpur Dr Sankalp Vanzara Rajkot
Dr Jayesh Timane Nagpur Dr Ajay Sinha Patna
Dr A. P. Singh Varanasi Dr Ankur Bhavsar Vadodara
Dr Sriram Sampath Bangalore Dr Pradeep Bhatia Jodhpur
Dr Manish Munjal Jaipur Dr Ritesh Shah Vadodara
Dr Sudhir Khunteta Jaipur Dr Ram Badan Singh Varanasi
Dr Shyam Sundar P Kochi Dr Arvind Baronia Lucknow
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Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya welcomed all the members present. The President Dr Atul Kulkarni called the meeting to order.
1. Apologies
Nil
2. Condolences
Dr Anurag Kishore, Agra Dr K A Ramasubramani Raja, Tamilnadu Dr Rohit Shah, Nashik
Dr Kirandeep Chetia, Jorhat and Dr C Jayesh, Coimbatore
One minute silence was observed in respect of departed souls.
3. Presidential citation
Dr Atul Kulkarni - with awardees having to leave, the distribution of Presidential citation will be taken up first. The
Presidential citation certificates were given to awardees. Dr Shivakumar Iyer, Dr Kapil Zirpe, Dr Pradip Kumar
Bhattacharya, Dr Abhinav Gupta, Dr Yash Javeri, Dr Pradeep Rangappa, Dr Rajesh Chawla, Dr Deepak Govil, Dr B D
Bande, Dr Mohan Mathew, Dr K Vinodan, Dr Suresh G Nair, Dr Srinivas Samavedam, Dr Susruta Bandyopadhyay, Dr
Subhash Todi, Dr Vijaya Patil, Dr Vandana Agarwal, Dr Subhal Dixit, Dr Sriram Sampath, Dr N Ramakrishnan, Dr
Banani Poddar and Dr Jayant Shelgaonkar were these awardees.
Dr Atul Kulkarni informed about contribution of each awardee.
Dr Atul Kulkarni appreciated Dr R K Mani for his fantastic job for the journal. Dr R K Mani will be sent his Presidential
citation certificate by post.
4. Confirmation of the Minutes of the last Annual General Body meeting held on 6th February 2016 at Agra.
The minutes of the last AGM were confirmed. Dr Manish Munjal and Dr Jayant Shelgaonkar proposed and Dr Subhal
Dixit, Dr Yash Javeri, Dr D K Singh, and Dr Dhruva Chaudhry seconded and minutes were passed.
5. Business arising out of the minutes of last AGM
It was proposed by Dr Rajesh Pande and seconded by Dr Yatin Mehta, Dr Y P Singh and Dr Rahul Pandit and passed.
6. General Secretary`s report
General Secretar’s report was proposed by Dr Yash Javeri and seconded by Dr Jayant Shelgaonkar and Dr Anand
Dongre and passed.
7. Report of Indian College of Critical Care Medicine
It was informed that this report was presented at AGM of Indian College of Critical Care Medicine held yesterday.
8. To confirm the Audited statements of accounts for the year 2015 – 2016
The passing of accounts was proposed by Dr Rahul Pandit and Dr Subhal Dixit and seconded by Dr Palepu Gopal and
Dr Rajesh Pande and passed.
9. Report of the IJCCM
Dr Atul Kulkarni informed that it is being tried to change the publisher. The IJCCM expenses are very high and income
from it is very less. The objective is to not make profit; but there should be at least a breakeven. The new publisher is
expected by next Executive Committee meeting.
10. To declare the election results for 2017-2019
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya informed the election results.
The Electronic elections were successfully held this year also.
Nominations were invited for the post of 1 President – Elect, 1 Vice President, 1 General Secretary, 1 General Secretary -
Elect,1 Secretary, 1 Treasurer and 4 Executive Committee Elected Members.
The following members were elected unopposed:
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President – Elect Dr Yatin Mehta, Gurgaon
General Secretary Dr Subhal Dixit, Pune
General Secretary – Elect Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya, Bhopal
Treasurer Dr Rahul Pandit, Mumbai
Elections were therefore held for 1 post of Vice President, 1 post of Secretary and 4 posts of Executive Committee Elected
Members. The following contestants were declared elected.
Vice President Dr Ranvir Singh Tyagi, Agra
Secretary Dr Vijaya P Patil, Mumbai
Executive Committee Members Dr Yash Javeri, Delhi
Dr Srinivas Samavedam, Hyderabad
Dr Arindam Kar, Kolkata
Dr Suresh Ramasubban, Kolkata
The members congratulated all the elected members.
11. To appoint the auditors for the financial year 2016 - 2017.
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya informed that we will continue with the current auditors - Ranka Dargar and Co.
12. Presentation of the report of the Organising Secretary for 24th ISCCM Criticare 2018 at Varanasi.
Dr D K Singh presented report of Criticare 2018, Varanasi.
Dr D K Singh invited all members to Criticare 2018.
Dr D K Singh thanked Executive Committee, President and General Secretary for opportunity given to ISCCM Varanasi
branch for hosting prestigious Criticare 2018 conference.
He informed about Organizing Committee.
Dr D K Singh - initially conference planned at Banaras Hindu University (BHU). Keeping in view the interest of delegates,
later on the Executive Committee decided to hold conference at Hotel. It is being planned to hold conference at Hotel
Ramada and Hotel Clark.
Dr D K Singh informed about attractions of Varanasi and the available infrastructure.
Dr D K Singh thanked members and informed them to plan early. Good hospitality arrangement will be made available.
He concluded his presentation. The members applauded the presentation.
Dr Atul Kulkarni invited Dr Kapil Zirpe to officially launch Criticare 2018 website.
Dr Kapil Zirpe - Dr D K Singh and Varanasi team will do a wonderful conference.
Dr Kapil Zirpe informed that the workshops will be on 7th and 8th March 2018. The main conference will be held on 9th to
11th March 2018.
Dr Kapil Zirpe informed about selected 10 international faculties and their specialities.
Dr Kapil Zirpe - at present 6 popular workshops are declared. He is open to more workshops, but they should be financially
and logistically viable.
Dr Kapil Zirpe on behalf of Organizing Committee and ISCCM Executive Committee invited all members to Criticare
2018. He requested members to publicize Criticare 2018 for attendance in large numbers.
Dr D K Singh - members can register for Criticare 2018 at ISCCM counter during present conference.
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Dr A K Baronia informed members about hard efforts taken by him for the recognition of Critical Care as DM program.
The responsibility of scientific program is a bigger platform for him in society and he requested for help of all members for
doing the best.
Dr A K Baronia thanked members. The members applauded Dr A K Baronia.
13. Criticare 2017 conference
Dr Atul Kulkarni thanked Dr Mohan Mathew, Dr Vinodan and Dr Suresh G Nair for their fantastic job for Criticare 2017,
Kochi conference.
14. Distribution of various prizes, awards and certificates
The Young talent hunt certificate was given to winners - Dr Sukhen Samanta, Dr Cuckoo Sarah Kuruvilla, Dr Pradip
Balasaheb Dalvi and Dr Abhijit Bagde.
For ISCCM Day Poster competition - First prize - (i) Tushar Sontakke and Bharat Jagiasi and (ii) Dr Vandana Saluja and Dr
Gagan Pal Singh Second prize - (i) Dr Yesha Atulchandra Chauhan and (ii) N Sunil Kumar. Third prize - (i) Subhra Sen (ii)
Sonali Vadi (iii) Anuj Clerk (iv) Dr Rakesh Garg and Dr Wasim Hoda (v) Dr Sai Saran P V and Dr Mohan Gurjar and (vi) Dr
Krishna Baradol were given their prize and certificate.
E poster prize - First prize - Dr Badri Prasad Das Second prize - Dr Varun Byrappa and Third prize - Dr Prasoon Gupta were
given prizes.
The Best Branch award (Metro) - ISCCM Chennai branch was declared as best branch and the Best Branch award (Metro)
was handed over to senior members of ISCCM Chennai branch.
The Best Branch award (Non Metro) - ISCCM Pune branch was declared as best branch and the Best Branch award (Non
Metro) was handed over to senior members of ISCCM Pune branch. ISCCM Pune branch has won Best Branch award for
consecutive fourth year.
15. General Secretary remarks
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya informed about activities done during the year. The guidelines for conference and
workshops are almost ready. They will be implemented after final discussion.
The MOU has been signed with ESICM and ISCCM has started working with them.
Dr Atul Kulkarni is President of ASSARC society and Dr Kapil Zirpe will take over as President of said society in 2018.
Branch Management system (BMS) has been launched. BMS will improve the participation and contribution of branches.
The Student management system is being developed and it will start soon.
Many projects have been launched by Dr Atul Kulkarni. Dr Kapil Zirpe as a President will continue them.
The initiatives taken will show good results in 1 to 2 years.
16. Installation of President
Dr Atul Kulkarni thanked all Executive Committee members for peaceful functioning and their contribution. He wished for
a fruitful tenure of Dr Kapil Zirpe and Dr Yatin Mehta. He wished for a great success for Criticare 2018, Varanasi
conference also.
Dr Atul Kulkarni thanked all members. The members applauded Dr Atul Kulkarni.
Dr Atul Kulkarni congratulated new President Dr Kapil Zirpe and handed him ISCCM President`s medal. The members
applauded.
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya congratulated new General Secretary Dr Subhal Dixit for taking over the charge.
Dr Kapil Zirpe individually invited all new Executive Committee members to dais and introduced them to members. He
welcomed new Executive Committee members.
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Dr Kapil Zirpe - The new Executive Committee will do well and maintain glory of ISCCM.
He thanked the members. The members applauded.
Dr Yash Javeri appreciated leadership of Dr Atul Kulkarni. The members will require guidance of Dr Atul Kulkarni in future
as well.
Dr Atul Kulkarni acknowledged all the office staff for their work and support provided over a period of his long tenure in
Executive Committee. Dr Atul Kulkarni informed about all office staff - Mr Vimal Merchant, Mrs Sunita Shukla, Ms
Yashaswi Sharma, Ms Supriya Kamble, Ms Shabana Sayyed, Mr Prasanna Shinde and Mr Mahesh Waghela to members.
The members applauded office staff.
With no other business remaining, the meeting was declared as closed by Dr Atul Kulkarni and it ended with a vote of
thanks to the chair.
Dr Atul Kulkarni Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya
President General Secretary
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24TH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
JANUARY 2017 TO DECEMBER 2017
The Executive Committee of ISCCM takes great pleasure in presenting the 24th Annual Report of the ISCCM.
CRITICARE 2017
The 23rd Annual Conference Criticare 2017 was successfully held on 3rd to 5th February 2017 at Hotel Le Meridien,
Kochi.
Dr Atul Kulkarni was Chairman of the Scientific Committee. Special congratulations to him for a very well planned
Scientific Programme. It was appreciated by all delegates. The local arrangements and Organization was exemplary and
our congratulations and grateful thanks to the Organising Committee.
During the conference workshops were also organized. The conference acted as strategic platform to offer deeper trends
in research, therapy and management of critically ill through interactive sessions, plenary lectures and presentations.
Apart from learn the masters sessions, 4 sessions on Case based learning proved quite interesting.
During Criticare 2017, the following orations / awards were conferred:-
Hansraj Nayyar Award - Dr Soutik Panda, Kolkata
ISCCM Oration was awarded to Dr Ram Rajagopalan, Chennai
Past President Oration was awarded to Dr Narendra Rungta, Jaipur
Dr Vijayalakshmi Kamat award for topper in IDCCM - Dr Divya Pal, (Medanta the Medicity Hospital, Gurgaon)
Anand Memorial award for topper in IFCCM - Dr Aditya Lyall (Fortis Escorts Hospital, Faridabad)
Anand Memorial award for topper in IDCCM - Dr Jitin Sharma (B L Kapur Hospital, New Delhi)
IDCCN award for IDCCN - Togees Davis - Mysore, Sneha Shibu - Pune, Bibin Mathew - Jaipur, Anita Prajapati -
Ahmedabad and Blessy John - Bangalore
Young Talent Hunt award - Dr Sukhen Samanta, Dr Cuckoo Sarah Kuruvilla, Dr Pradip Balasaheb Dalvi and Dr Abhijit
Bagde.
ISCCM Day Poster competition
First prize -
(i) Tushar Sontakke and Bharat Jagiasi and
(ii) Dr Vandana Saluja and Dr Gagan Pal Singh
Second prize -
(i) Dr Yesha Atulchandra Chauhan and
(ii) N Sunil Kumar.
Third prize -
(i) Subhra Sen
(ii) Sonali Vadi
(iii) Anuj Clerk
(iv) Dr Rakesh Garg and Dr Wasim Hoda
(v) Dr Sai Saran P V and Dr Mohan Gurjar and
(vi) Dr Krishna Baradol
E poster prize - First prize - Dr Badri Prasad Das Second prize - Dr Varun Byrappa and Third prize - Dr Prasoon Gupta
The Best Branch award (Metro) - ISCCM Chennai Branch
The Best Branch award (Non Metro) - ISCCM Pune Branch
Appreciation Certificates for the year 2017, Kochi
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The Presidential Citation was given to the following members:-
Dr Shivakumar Iyer, Pune
Dr Kapil Zirpe, Pune
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya, Bhopal
Dr Abhinav Gupta, Delhi
Dr Yash Javeri, Delhi
Dr Pradeep Rangappa, Bangalore
Dr Rajesh Chawla,Delhi
Dr Deepak Govil, Delhi
Dr B D Bande, Pune
Dr Mohan Mathew, Kochi
Dr K Vinodan, Kochi
Dr Suresh G Nair, Kochi
Dr Srinivas Samavedam, Hyderabad
Dr Susruta Bandyopadhyay, Kolkata
Dr Subhash Todi, Kolkata
Dr Vijaya Patil, Mumbai
Dr Vandana Agarwal, Mumbai
Dr Subhal Dixit, Pune
Dr Sriram Sampath, Bangalore
Dr N Ramakrishnan, Chennai
Dr Banani Poddar, Lucknow
Dr Jayant Shelgaonkar, Pune.
Dr R K Mani, Delhi
Membership of ISCCM
In the Year 2017, there were 950 applications for membership. Presently the total membership of ISCCM is 9972.
The City and State wise breakup of the new members is as follows:
City No. of City No. of City No. of
members members members
Agra 3 Amravati 6 Bareilly 2
Ahmedabad 21 Amreli 2 Baroda 5
Ahmednagar 2 Amritsar 3 Bathinda 1
Akluj 1 Anagar 1 Bawadia Kalan 1
Akola 4 Anand 3 Begusarai 1
Aligarh 2 Anantapur 1 Belgaum 1
Alwar 1 Anekal 1 Bellandur 1
Ambala 1 Aurangabad 3 Berhampur 2
Ambari 1 Balapur 1 Bhadrachalam 1
Ambarnath 1 Banaras 1 Bhandara 2
Amingaon 1 Bangalore 43 Bharuch 1
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City No. of City No. of City No. of
members members members
Bhilai 1 Goa 1 Jind 1
Bhilwara 2 Godavari 1 Kadapa 2
Bhopal 9 Godavarikhani 1 Kakinada 1
Bhubaneshwar 5 Godhra 1 Kadi 3
Bidar 2 Gondiya 1 Kalaburagi 6
Bikaner 1 Gorakhpur 5 Kamrup Rural 1
Boisar 1 Gulbarga 5 Kanpur 6
Burdwan 1 Gumla 1 Kannur 1
Calicut 3 Guntur 4 Karad 3
Chandigarh 5 Gurdaspur 1 Karnal 6
Chengappalli 1 Gurgaon 15 Karimnagar 2
Chennai 30 Guwahati 6 Karkambadi 1
Chhindwara 1 Gwalior 3 Keshod 1
Chinchwad 1 Hanmkonda 1 Khammam 1
Chirala 1 Haldia 1 Karuvissery 1
Chitradurga 1 Hingoli 1 Kharar 1
Chittoor 3 Hathras 1 Kochi 5
Coimbatore 7 Hisar 2 Kolhapur 3
Cuttack 2 Hubli 1 Kolkata 27
Dahod 1 Hooghly 1 Kodinar 1
Dehradun 7 Hosur 3 Kollam 1
Delhi 3 Howrah 2 Kondapur 2
Dhule 1 Hyderabad 51 Kota 2
Dindigul 2 Imphal 10 Kottayam 6
Dulapally 1 Idukki 1 Kovai 1
Durg 1 Indapur 1 Kozhikode 2
Durgapur 1 Indore 3 Kurnool 2
Ernakulam 3 Indrapur 1 Kutch 1
Erode 4 Jabalpur 1 Kuttappuzha 1
Faridabad 9 Jaipur 28 Latur 5
Fatehabad 1 Jalgaon 14 Lucknow 9
Firozabad 1 Jamshedpur 1 Ludhiana 4
Ferozepur 1 Jammu 2 Malappuram 5
Gate Mahuva 1 Jeedihetla 1 Macha Bolaram 1
Ghaziabad 6 Jodhpur 5 Mala PO 1
Ghazipur 2 Junagadh 3 Machilipatnam 1
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City No. of City No. of City No. of
members members members
Mandi Dabwali 1 Patiala 1 Surat 18
Mandya 1 Patna 4 Sonit Pur 1
Malerkotla 1 Pudukkottai 3 Thane 6
Meghanin Nagar 1 Pilibhit 1 Thanjavur 1
Medinipur 1 Prakasam 1 Thiruvalla 2
Markapur 1 Pratapnagar 1 Thiruvananthapuram 4
Mehsana 2 Pune 28 Thrissur 4
Miraj 2 Raipur 8 Thrikkakara 1
Mohali 2 Rajkot 8 Thuruthicaud 1
Mumbai 47 Ramgarh 1 Tirupathi 3
Muvattupuzha 1 Ranchi 8 Tonk 1
Mysore 11 Ranipur 1 Trichy 2
Malda 1 Ranebennur 1 Trichur 1
Nadiad 2 Rabindra Nagar 1 Tripura 1
Nagaur 1 Rewari 1 Trivandrum 5
Nagpur 13 Rohtak 8 Udaipur 2
Namakkal (D.T) 1 Rudrapur 1 Uppal 1
Nanded 4 Saharanpur 2 Ulhasnagar 1
Nandia 1 Sabarkantha 1 Udupi 1
Nashik 1 S.R.Nagar 1 Vadodara 4
Navi Mumbai 4 Samastipur 1 Valsad 2
Nellore 7 Salem 1 Varanasi 9
Navsari 1 Sanganer 1 Vasco da Gama 1
New Delhi 60 Sangli 2 Vellore 5
Nizamabad 2 Satara 2 Vidisha 1
Nipani 1 Secunderabad 10 Vijayawada 3
Noida 7 Serilingampally R.R 1 Viluppuram 1
Osmanabad 1 Shillong 3 Visakhapatnam 7
Palghar 1 Sikar 1 Wani 1
Palakkad 4 Silchar 1 Warangal 6
Palayamkottai 1 Siaha 1 Yavatmal 1
Panchkula 2 Siliguri 1 Yamuna Nagar 1
Panchmahal 1 Sixmile 1 Yendada 1
Parbhani 1 Somaikot 1 Yadadri Bhuvanagiri 1
Patan 3 Sonepat 1 Bangladesh 4
Pathanamthitta 1 Srikakulam 1 Nepal 1
Pathankot 1 Surendranagar 2
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State No. of State No. of State No. of
members members members
Andhra Pradesh 42 Jharkhand 11 Rajasthan 46
Assam 13 Karnataka 76 Tamil Nadu 66
Bihar 6 Kerala 53 Telangana 83
Chandigarh 5 Madhya Pradesh 19 Tripura 1
Chhattisgarh 10 Maharashtra 166 Uttar Pradesh 56
Delhi 63 Manipur 10 Uttarakhand 9
Goa 2 Meghalaya 3 West Bengal 38
Gujarat 89 Mizoram 1 Bangladesh 4
Haryana 49 Orissa 9 Nepal 1
Jammu & Kashmir 2 Punjab 17
Branches
The following new branches were formed in 2017:-.
1. Sonepat 2. Jalgaon
The following branch revived in 2017:-
1. Thane
Executive Committee Meetings
Four Executive Committee meetings were held at ISCCM Secretariat office Mumbai on 14th May 2017, 13th Aug 2017, 3rd Dec
2017 and 4th Feb 2018. Attendance of the Executive Committee members for the meetings is as follows:-
Post Held EC Members Name Attendance
(out of 4 meetings)
President Dr Kapil Zirpe 4
Immediate Past President Dr Atul Kulkarni 3
President - Elect Dr Yatin Mehta 4
Vice President Dr Ranvir Singh Tyagi 3
Vice President Dr Y P Singh 2
General Secretary Dr Subhal Dixit 4
General Secretary - Elect Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya 4
Secretary Dr Vijaya Patil 4
Joint Secretary and Secretary -
Indian College of Critical Care Medicine Dr Rajesh Pande 3
Treasurer Dr Rahul Pandit 4
Member Dr Yash Javeri 4
Member Dr Srinivas Samavedam 3
Member Dr Arindam Kar 3
Member Dr Suresh Ramasubban 3
Member Dr Jayant Shelgaonkar 2
Member Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra 4
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Post Held EC Members Name Attendance
(out of 4 meetings)
Member Dr Babu Abraham 2
Member Dr Anil Sachdev 2
Zonal Member - North Dr Abhinav Gupta 1
Zonal Member - West Dr Anand Dongre 4
Zonal Member - East Dr Susruta Bandyopadhyay 4
Zonal Member - South Dr Pradeep Rangappa 4
Zonal Member - Central Dr Rakesh Kumar Tyagi 2
Chairman Pediatric Section Dr Banani Poddar 3
Chairman - Research Committee Dr Subhash Todi 4
Criticare 2018- Organising Secretary Prof. D K Singh 4
Criticare 2018 - Scientific Committee
Co-Chairman Prof. A K Baronia 2
Criticare 2017 - Organising Chairman Dr Mohan Mathew 0
Vice Chancellor - Indian College of
Critical Care Medicine Dr Deepak Govil 3
Results of Elections held in August 2017
The Electronic elections were successfully held this year also.
Nominations were invited for the post of 1 President - Elect, 1 Vice President, 1 General Secretary - Elect,1 Secretary , 1 Treasurer
4 Executive Committee Elected Members, Zonal Member (North, South, East, West and Central) - 1 each and 1 Chairman -
Pediatric section -
The following members were elected unopposed:
President - Elect Dr Subhal Dixit, Pune
Vice President Dr Susruta Bandyopadhyay, Kolkata
Secretary Dr Vandana Agarwal, Mumbai
Treasurer Dr Rahul Pandit, Mumbai
Zonal Member - South Dr Raghunath Aladakatti, Mysuru
Chairman - Pediatric Section Dr Anil Sachdev, New Delhi
Elections were therefore held for 1 post of General Secretary - Elect, 4 posts of Executive Committee Elected Members,
Zonal Member (North, East, West and Central) - 1 each.
The following contestants were declared elected.
General Secretary - Elect Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra, Ahmedabad
Executive Committee Members Dr Kapil Borawake, Pune
Dr Ganshyam Jagathkar, Secunderabad
Dr Anirban Hom Choudhuri, Delhi
Dr Sachin Gupta, New Delhi
Zonal Member - North Dr Deven Juneja, New Delhi
Zonal Member - East Dr Sauren Panja, Kolkata
Zonal Member - West Dr Bharat Jagiasi, Navi Mumbai
Zonal Member - Central Dr Rakesh Kumar Tyagi, Agra
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INDIAN COLLEGE OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT - Academic Year 2017
Today I take the pride and pleasure to present Fourth Annual Report of Indian College of Critical Care Medicine (ICCM) for the
Academic year 2017 to you all.
The Fifth year since the formation of Indian College of Critical Care Medicine has been excellent and very eventful with
continued growth and success of our Critical Care Courses and evolution of our examination and evaluation system. IDCCM
theory examination was shifted to Prometric centers across India. Commendable work was done by Dr. Deepak Govil, the Vice
Chancellor to initiate the Prometric examination system for IDCCM and streamlining the practical examination. A 2-day
marathon meeting of examiners was held in Pune and looked at each and every question in detail to assess its appropriateness
and degree of difficulty. Such a meeting will be an annual feature of college now.
With the path breaking efforts by Dr. Deepak Govil, the examination system has been automated. The students can upload the
examination form and necessary documents on the examination portal, which will be acknowledge and verified by the teacher,
and then only the hall ticket will be issued.
Exemplary work has been done by the Examination Secretary Dr. Shubhal Dixit and and Accreditation Secretary Dr. Sheila
Nainan Myatra. A total of 535 candidates appeared in 5 examinations and a total of 57 accreditation applications were
processed in last one year and 29 institutions were recognized for IDCCM and two for IFCCM courses. All processes related to
examination and accreditation have been streamlined. There is a great effort to popularize the IDCCN courses by Dr. Manish
Munjal, the Nursing Secretary and now we are giving them the course book with their enrollment to the course.
The institution, Teachership, reaccreditation, inspectorship and Examinership criteria have been developed and implemented.
Summary of these decisions is given in Appendix I.
With increasing no of candidates showing interest in the Critical Care Courses, the office work of ICCM is also expanding rapidly.
ISCCM/ICCM Office in Mumbai is ably supported by Mr Vimal, Ms.Kuntal, Ms.Supriya, Ms.Shabana, Mr.Prasanna, Mr.Ninad,
Mr.Mahesh. On your behalf I thank all of them for their enthusiastic support all along!
FICCM 2017, Kochi ICCM Meet
The Sixth Convocation Ceremony was held during Criticare 2017, at Kochi when 7 distinguished peers were honored with
fellowship (FICCM), names of whom are listed below.
Dr Anirban Hom Choudhuri
Dr Mohan Abraham Mathew
Dr. Ajith kumar A.K
Dr. Rahul Anil Pandit
Dr. N. Selvarajan
Dr. Simran Singh
Dr Vivek Gupta
No Honorary FICCM was awarded in 2017.
Examinations:
IDCCM & IFCCM Courses continue to remain popular. Several new institutions were accredited, and we now have 194
institutions across the country offering our training programs.
Commendable changes in the examination system have been implemented under the leadership of Dr. Deepak Govil with the
active support of college board members and the EC. I am grateful to the President Dr. Kapil Zirpe for giving complete autonomy
to the college for implementation of these path breaking changes. IDCCM theory examination have been shifted to Prometric
centers across India. The questions are randomly selected, and test is conducted just like the USMLE or TOFEL exams.
The practical examinations have been streamlined by dividing into two components of clinical cases and tables, where passing in
each component is essential. 20 new clinical cases have been created in the form of vignettes. Each clinical case now has four
vignettes which flow in a logical order and cover comprehensive information regarding all aspects the clinical case.
From 1st January the process of enrolling in IDCCM courses has been made online and time efficient. Similarly, the examination
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system has been automated. The students will upload the examination form and necessary documents on the examination
portal, their respective teachers will acknowledge and verify it, and then only the hall ticket will be issued. The advance
information regarding examination to the candidate, teacher and the institution has also been automated.
2017 Examinations at a glance
Course Exam Total Candidates Total Successful Candidates Passing percentage
IDCCM Theory 387 234 60%
IDCCM Practical 292 229 78%
CTCCM (Post MBBS) Theory 148 70 47%
CTCCM (Post MBBS) Practical 80 68 85%
IFCCM Practical 51 26 51%
Number of IFCCM Examiners: 40
Number of IDCCM Examiners: 90
Indian College of Critical Care Medicine Academic Awards
In addition to Vijaylakshmi Kamat and Anand Memorial awards, new awards for toppers in CTCCM (Post MBBS) and IDCCN
have been added. The toppers would be given a maximum amount of Rs. 20,000 for doctors and Rs. 15000 for nurses to
facilitate their participation in the convocation ceremony. This amount would cover the expenses towards their travel and
lodging. However, the students have to be physically present in the convocation ceremony to take the award and present the
invoice towards the expenditure incurred. They will be provided complementary conference registration
We congratulate the toppers in 2017 who will be receiving the following awards during the Convocation Ceremony to be held on
7th March, 2018 during Criticare 2018 at Varanasi.
Dr. Vijayalakshmi Kamat Award for topper in IDCCM:
Dr. Nitin Saluja
Anand Memorial Award for topper in IDCCM:
Dr Piyush Girdhar
Anand Memorial Award for topper in IFCCM:
Dr. Darshan K Eshwar
CTCCM (Post MBBS) Topper Award
Dr. Nidhi Agarwal
IDCCN Topper Award
Ms Vasugi M
Website Information Upgradation:
The complete list of all institutes accredited for IDCCM, IFCCM and Post MBBS Certificate course is available on the ISCCM
website. The detail information about eligibility, application and examination is also available on the ISCCM website. The
comprehensive ICCM Prospectus is also available on the website now.
The process of updating information of all the accredited Institutes, in terms of year of accreditation, teachers, academic track
record etc, on the website is going on, so that it is available at one click to any one, especially new aspirants for various courses.
The online application submission for various courses is now active from 1st Jan 2018 and the offline submission of forms have
been withdrawn.
Training Assessment Record: Appendix III
The previous CoBaFolio is revised and has been renamed as Training Assessment Record. This will be mandatory for
IDCCM/IFCCM and desirable for CTCCM.
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Accreditation:
Several new institutions were accredited, and we now have 194 institutions across the country offering our training programs.
No of Institutes accredited: Updated Dec 2017
Course Total 2017
IFCCM 58 2
IDCCM/CTCCM/IDCCN 194 29
The list of new institutes accredited for IDCCM in 2017:
Sr. Institute City Teachers Annual Accredited Academic
No. Intake Since Coordinator
(Seats)
1 Narayana Multispeciality Ahmedabad Dr. Vivek Dave 2 May 2017 Dr Vivek A Dave
Hospital,Ahmedabad Dr. Anish Joshi drvadave@hotmail.com
9825172804
2 Rajagiri Hospital Aluva Dr. Rajesh V 2 May 2017 Dr. Jaicob Varghese
Dr.Jaicob Varghese drjaicob@yahoo.com
9945700330
3 Bangalore Baptist Bengaluru Dr. Deepa Das 2 Jan, 2017 Dr. Indira Menon
Hospital drindiramenon@gmail.com
9901744844
4 Narayana Multispeciality Bengaluru Dr Jose Chacko 2 Jan 2017 Dr Jose Chacko
Hospital, Bangalore chackojose@gmail.com
8884431608
5 Bansal Hospital Bhopal Dr. Amit Gupta 2 May, 2017 Dr. Amit Gupta
Dr.Ashwini Malhotra amitguptaicu@gmail.com
9818899716
6 Gleneagles Global Chennai Dr. Vijil K. Rahulan 2 May, 2017 Dr. Vijil K. Rahulan
Hospitals and Health Dr.V.P. Rajavel vkrahulan@gmail.com
City 9445060066
7 ApolloSpeciality Chennai Dr. R. Ebenezer 2 Aug 2017 Dr. R. Ebenezer
Hospital, Vanagaram, Dr. Ashok Kumar R. drebenezericu@gmail.com
9842035740
8 Central Hosptial,Gondia Gondia Dr. Lockchand Bajaj 2 Dec 2017 Dr. Yaminee Yelne
isccm.ch.gondia@gmail.com
9423177984
9 GNRC Ltd, Guwahati Guwahati Dr. Debajanee Gogoi 2 Dec 2017 Dr. Debajanee Gogoi
Majumdar Majumdar
Dr. Anup Dutta drdgmajumdar@yahoo.in
Dr. Arnabjyoti 9435194139
Borgohain
10 Apollo Hospitals Guwahati Dr. Deepom Sharma 2 Aug 2017 Dr. Swarup Ranjan De
Guwahati, Unit Dr. Swarup Ranjan De swarup.dr@gmail.com
International Hospital 8486443743
11 Citizen' Hospital, Hyderabad Dr Srinivas 2 Jan 2017 Ms Ishangi Nimgade
Hyderabad Jakkinaboina ishangin@citizenshospitals.com
9515050703
12 Continental Hospitals, Hyderabad Dr Palepu B N Gopal 2 Jan 2017 Mrs Lalaitha Devi J
Hyderabad lalitha.j@continentalhospitals.com
9133325580
13 Century Superspeciality Hyderabad Dr. Sunil T. Pandya 2 May 2017 Mr.S.Prasad
Hospital Dr. Kuchimanchi V sec1acadatcentury@gmail.com
Kameshwarao 9985000475
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14 Care Hospital(The Hyderabad Dr. Madhusudan 2 May 2017 Dr. Madhusudan Rameshlal Jaju
Institute of Medical Rameshlal Jaju madhu_jaju123@rediffmail.com
Sciences) Nampally Dr. Pramodini 9440379476
Dandekar
15 Virinchi Hospital, Hyderabad Dr. Srinivas 2 Dec 2017 Dr Narmada Aluru
Hyderabad Samavedam dralurunarmada@gmail.com
Dr. Amarnath Reddy B 9885815815
16 Jaipur National Jaipur Dr. Narendra Rungta 2 Aug 2017 Dr. Narendra Rungta
University Institute for Dr. Neena Rungta drnrungta@gmail.com
Medical Sciences and 9829014237
Research Centre, Jaipur
17 Aster Medicity Hospital, Kochi Dr. Anuroop 2 Jan 2017 Dr. Anuroop Balagopal
Kochi Balagopal abgdoc@gmail.com
Dr. Jobin Abraham 9447473376
18 Kothari Medical Centre, Kolkata Dr Anil Malhotra 2 Jan 2017 Dr Anil Malhotra
Kolkata dranilmalhotra@yahoo.com
9830172399
19 Global Hospital, Parel Mumbai Dr Vaishali Solao 2 Jan 2017 Dr. Nirupa Borges
nirupa.borges@globalhospitals
india.com
20 Wockhartdt Hospitals Mumbai Dr. Prakash Jiandani 2 May 2017 Dr. Prakash Jiandani
Ltd. Dr. Kedar Toraskar mariyapj@yahoo.com
9820292123
21 Holy Spirit Hospital, Mumbai Dr. Manish Kumar 2 Aug 2017 Dr. Anuja Sinha
Mumbai Arya hshasstmd@yahoo.com
9820276477
22 Meditrina Institute of Nagpur Dr. Girish Deshpande 2 May 2017 Dr. Girish Deshpande
Medical Sciences Dr. Ajay Bulle gcdeshpande1966@rediffmail.com
9823019091
23 Jaypee Healthcare Noida Dr. Shailendra Goel 2 May 2017 Dr Sushil Kumar Srivastava
Hospital srivastavdrsk@gmail.com
8447685959
24 MMI Narayana Raipur Dr. Alok Kumar Swain 2 May 2017 Ms. Arunita
Multispeciality Hospital Dr. Arun Andappan arunita.palbag@narayana
health.org
8370002879
25 Orchid Medical Centre Ranchi Dr. Rash Kujur 2 May 2017 Shakeel A, Khan
Dr. Orson Sequeria gm@orchidmedcentre.com
7280002067
26 Medanta Abdur Razzaque Ranchi Dr. Tapas Kumar 2 August,2017 Dr. Tapas Kumar Sahoo
Ansari Memorial Weaver's Sahoo tapask.sahoo@gmail.com
Hospital(A Unit of Global Dr. Mohib Ahmed 7070993343
Health Pvt. Ltd.),Ranchi
27 Bethany Hospital Thane Dr. Kuldeep Ashok 2 May 2017 Dr. Kuldeep Ashok Dalal
Dalal drkuldeepdalal@rediffmail.com
9930313799
28 SUT Hospital,Pattom, Trivandrum Dr Biju C Nair 2 Jan 2017 Dr Biju C Nair
Trivandrum sank76@gmail.com
9446529258
29 Sevenhills Healthcare Visakha- Dr Kuchela Babu 2 Jan 2017 A. Venkateswara Rao
Pvt Ltd, Vishakapatnam patnam Dr Mohana Rao venkatesh.a@sevenhills
hospital.com
/venkatesh.a0126@gmail.com
9393122364
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The list of institutes accredited for IFCCM in 2017:
Sr. Name of Institute Location Teachers Annual Accredited Academic Coordinators
No. Intake Since
(Seats)
1 Nanavati Superspecialiy Mumbai Dr.Abdul Samad 1 August, 2017 Dr.Neeta Joshi
Hospital Ansari nanavaticriticalcare@gmail.com
9820012757
2 Max Super Speciality New Dr.Ajay Gupta 1 August, 2017 Ms. Pratima Chhabra
Hospital, Shalimar Delhi pratima.chhabra@max
Bagh, New Delhi healthcare.com
9818153553 / 9650099133
No of Institutes with additional seats sanctioned: IFCCM: 2
IDCCM: 16
IDCCN Course Report:
Dr Manish Munjal, IDCCN Secretary has worked very hard to make this course more popular. He has also undertaken the
process of standardizing the syllabus for this course. This year saw rapid growth of IDCCN as many institutes have registered the
candidates for the course.
Course Exam Total Candidates Total Successful Candidates Passing percentage
IDCCN Theory 161 134 83%
IDCCN Practical 138 127 92%
The Pediatric Critical Care: (By Dr. Banani Podar).
1. BPICC workshops: No workshop was held after July 2017
2. Preparation for upcoming Criticare 2018:
a. Prof. Brian Kavanagh is the participating faculty from paediatric side.
b. Faculty from dept. of Paediatrics at BHU (Dr.Vineeta Gupta, HOD, and Dr.Sunil Rao,In-charge PICU) and local
paediatricians along with central body have actively started a contact programme with the paediatricians to improve
participation in Criticare 2018. All paediatric intensivists in India have been repeatedly reminded about Criticare and
encouraged to participate in scientific paper presentation.
c. Advertisement about Criticare2018 was placed in the 'Indian Pediatrics' in Oct 2017. Aggressive advertisement about
BPICC being done.
d. The registration fee for pediatric delegates have been reduced to Rs.5000/-
3. No MOU has been signed between ISCCM & IAP.
4. Update on diploma/ fellowship from College of Pediatric Critical Care (CPCC): i.e., IDPCCM & IFPCCM: Last exam held in
November 2017 at Chandigarh. 22 out of 27 candidates passed.
Education calendar: IDCCM/CTCCM/ IFCCM /IDCCN
The Education Calendar is available on the website for ready reference for last one year. Dates may change and hence the dates
of the practical exams. Revised dates are given in the following Calendar
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Education Calendar 2018.
Course IDCCM CTCCM IFCCM IDCCN
Schedule (Post MBBS)
Course duration Post PG Diploma : 2 yrs Post MBBS : 2 yrs Post IDCCM : 1 yr Post BSC/GNM : 1 yr
Post PG degree : 1 yr Post PG degree: 2 yrs
Registration process 1st Jan 2018 1st Jan 2018 1st Apr 2018 1st Jan 2018
and Tenure Starts 1st July 2018 1st July 2018 1st Oct 2018 1st July 2018
Last date of registration 28th Feb 2018 28th Feb 2018 31st May 2018 28th Feb 2018
31st Aug 2018 31st Aug 2018 30th Nov 2018 31st Aug 2018
Last date of Exam 10th Feb 2018 10th Mar 2018 03rd April 2018 10 thJan 2018
Registration for all 30th June 2018 31st July 2018 30th Sept 2018 10 thJuly 2018
exam going candidates
Assignment of Theory 15th Feb 2018 05th Mar 2018 - 15th Jan 2018
Centre & Hall Ticket 05th July 2018 05th Aug 2018 - 15th July 2018
Theory Exam 25th Mar 2018 22ndApril2018 - 24th Feb 2018
05th Aug 2018 09th Sept 2018 - 25th Aug 2018
Declaration of 02nd Apr 2018 30th April 2018 08th Apr 2018 -
Theory Result, 13th Aug 2018 18th Sept 2018 05th Oct 2018 -
Assignment of
Practical Centre
& Hall Ticket
Practical Exam 21st & 22nd April, 2018 26th & 27th May 2018 05th & 06th May 2018 25th Feb 2018
08th & 09th Sept, 2018 13th & 14th Oct 2018 27th & 28th Oct 2018 26th Aug 2018
Result 26th April 2018 02nd June 2018 14th May 2018 Mar 2018
14th Sept 2018 19th Oct 2018 05th Nov 2018 Sep 2018
Comprehensive Critical Care Course (4C):
Dr. Subhal Dixit is the National Coordinator for the 4C course.
Regional 4 C Coordinators:
West Region : Dr. Kapil Zirpe,
East Region : Dr. Subhash Todi,
North Region : Dr. G C Khilnani,
Central Region : Dr. Pradeep Bhattacharya,
South Region : Dr. Srinivas Samavedam,
4 C Courses:
4C course consisting of 40 modules and an exit exam is now made online. The last offline course was done at Criticare 2017 at
Kochi. Part II: Contact programme in the form of 9 workstations/ interactive stations, is planned to be organized twice a year in
Delhi, Mumbai, Pune and Kolkata and once in Hyderabad and Bangaluru. The Contact program modules will be developed by
the select committees headed by:
1. Hemodynamics: Dr Atul Kulkarni/Dr J Divatia
2. Airways: Dr Sheila Myatra/Dr Atul Kulkarni
3. Mech Ventilation: Dr Rajesh Pande/Dr Rajesh Chawla
4. Arrhythmias: Dr Bajan/ Dr Pradeep Rangappa
5. CNS/Renal: Dr Shiva Iyer/
6. Trauma: Dr Kapil Zirpe/Dr Manish Munjal
7. Infections: Dr Subhash Todi/Dr Dhruv Chaudhry
8. Nutrition: To be decided
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Online report of ISCCM courses (13th May 2016 to 27th November 2017)
Total Registrations (4C & CCIDC Course) -3259 [India-3177, Abroad-82]
Total Enrolments (4C & CCIDC Course)-2205 [CCIDC-1389, 4C -816]
4C: Total enrolled = 816 users,
Some activity completed- 542
No Completion activity = 274 users
Total Collection from CCIDC Course- Rs. 32, 97,500 INR
Total Collection from 4C Course- Rs. 28, 47,992 INR
CCIDC: Total enrolled = 1389 users
Some activity is completed= 1296
No Completion activity = 93 users
Credential Committee Report for FICCM Awards:
Committee scrutinized 23 new and 15 old applications. As recommended by the credentials committee the following members
of ISCCM will receive the honor of FICCM at Criticare 2018, Varanasi.
1 Dr. Abhinav Gupta New Delhi 08/G-305
2 Dr. Anil Kumar Thakur New Delhi 03/T-88
3 Dr. Anil Sachdev New Delhi 98/S-182
4 Dr. Arun Kumar Baranwal Chandigarh 01/B-124
5 Dr. Manoj Kumar Goel New Delhi 07/G-252
6 Dr. Prashant Saxena Haryana 05/S-483
7 Dr. Priya Mathur Rajasthan 02/M-167
8 Dr. Rajesh Chandra Mishra Gujarat 08/M-330
9 Dr. Sachin Gupta New Delhi 09/G-333
10 Dr. Shrikanth Srinivasan Haryana 07/S-540
11 Dr. Susruta Bandyopadhyay West Bengal 99/B-99
12 Dr. Urvi Shukla Maharashtra 09/S-678
13 Dr. V. Dedeepiya Devaprasad Tamilnadu 11/D-328
14 Dr. Vinod Kumar Singh Uttar Pradesh 04/V-71
15 Dr. Yash Javeri New Delhi 05/J-160
ICCM - Honorarium and Exams Expenses Payments
Institute Inspection
Institute Inspection Honorarium Rs 5,000 per institute
Exams
Chief Examiner honorarium Rs 6,500/day (including Theory exam day)
In-station examiner honorarium Rs 6,500/day (including local transport etc)
Out-station examiner honorarium and travelling expenses Rs 6,500/day (including food and other charges) air tickets and
accommodation upto Rs 6000/day arranged by central office,
AC taxi from airport to Hotel and Vice versa upto 50 kms to
be reimbursed by central office to examiner
Food and Snacks expenses Rs 400 per day per examiner, Max limited to actual
expenditure incurred
Rs 300 per day per candidate, Max limited to actual
expenditure incurred
Courier expenses Actual expenditure incurred
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From this year ISCCM is taking Pan card, Aadhar card & cancelled cheque from examiners & doing online payment through
NEFT. The endeavour is to complete the honorarium payment within 1 month of the examination. A single form is being
developed which will be filled up by all examiners and will be sent by the chief examiner to ISCCM office.
ICCM Board, 2018-19
Chancellor : ISCCM President : Dr Yatin Mehta
Immediate Past Chancellor : Dr Kapil Zirpe
Vice Chancellor : Dr Rajesh Pande
Board Members : ISCCM President Elect : Dr Subhal Dixit
ISCCM General Secretary : Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya
Secy, ICCM : Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya
Secy Elect, ICCM : Dr Sheila Nainan Myatra
Secy, Accreditation : Dr Parshotam Lal Gautam
Secy Elect, Accreditation : Dr. Sandhya Talekar
Secy, Examinations : Dr Palepu Gopal
Secy Elect, Examinations : Dr.Sumit Ray
Secy, Critical Care Nursing : Dr Devi Prasad Samaddar
Secy Elect, Critical Care Nursing : Dr Manish Munjal
Pediatric Coordinator : Dr Anil Sachdev
ICCM Election 2017:
6 Nominations for ICCM 2017 Election were received.
1Post: Vice Chancellor
1. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Pande
1 Post : Secy Elect, ICCM : Prof. Sheila Nainan Myatra
1 Post : Secy Elect, Accreditation : Dr. Sandhya Talekar
1 Post : Secy Elect, Examination: Dr. Yogendra Pal Singh (Invalid Nomination)
Dr. Sumit Ray
1 Post : Secy Elect, Critical Care Nursing: Dr. Manish Munjal
ICCM Election 2017 Results:
1) Vice Chancellor- Dr. Rajesh Kumar Pande (Unopposed)
2) Secy Elect, ICCM: Dr. Prof. Sheila Nainan Myatra (Unopposed)
3) Secy Elect, Accreditation: Dr. Sandhya Talekar (Unopposed)
4) Secy Elect, Examination: Dr. Sumit Ray
5) Secy Elect, Critical Care Nursing: Dr. Manish Munjal
Members who will retire by March 2018:
Vice Chancellor: Dr. Deepak Govil
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Board Members:
ISCCM Past President : Dr. Atul Kulkarni
ISCCM General Secretary : Dr. Subhal Dixit (Elected as President - Elect, ISCCM)
Secretary, ICCM : Dr. Rajesh Pande (elected as Vice Chancellor)
Secretary - Elect, ICCM : Dr. Pradeep Kumar Bhattcharya (will be Secretary, ICCM)
Secretary, Accreditation : Dr. Sheila Nainan Myatra (Elected as Secretary Elect College)
Secretary, Examinations : Dr Shubhal Dixit (Elected as Preseident elect, ISCCM)
Secretary, Critical Care Nursing : Dr Manish Munjal
Chairman Pediatric section : Dr. Banani Poddar
On behalf of ICCM, I thank the retiring members for their hard work and immense contribution to the continued evolution of
ICCM. They will however continue to advise us on various matters in future!
College Guidelines developed and approved in 2017 (appendix II)
Exam Test Development Meeting
A meeting of the Exam Test Development was held on 6th & 7th January 2018 at Hotel Sheraton, Pune, where a total of 16
experts participated for 2 days. The meeting chaired by Dr. Kapil Zirpe and Dr. Deepak Govil (Vice Chancellor) was held to
validate each question comprising question Bank for IDCCM & Post MBBS Exam. There were approximately 1100 questions,
which were divided into different domains. In the meeting it was decided that at least 5% new questions will be added to question
bank and some obsolete question will be removed every year to keep Question Bank updated. This meeting will be an annual
event.
It was decided that the each questions paper should have a decent proportion of questions from all the domains and should
contain questions based on 50-60% of Core Critical Care, 20-30% of Allied Sciences and 10-20% of Current Literature. Each
question paper should contain at-least 60-70 % question based on Basic Knowledge and 30-40% based on differentiators. The
Examination committee had gone through each and every question of all the domains and classified them as Not appropriate for
exam (to be removed from QB), Must Know (basic knowledge) and Differentiators (to differentiate between pass and topper).
The summery is given in Appendix III.
Dr. Rajesh Kumar Pande
Secretary, Indian College of Critical Care Medicine
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Appendix I
ICCM decisions 2017-2018
Summary of the decisions taken at ICCM Board/ ISCCM EC Meets in 2017-2018
S.No. Status Details
1 IDCCM teacher must have a qualification in Critical Care Accepted Implemented
recognized by IFCCM like: IDCCM, IFCCM, FNB. DM or
Australian board, UK, American Board
2 EDIC as the criteria for being IDCCM teacher Rejected
3 DNB, MD in Family Medicine as a qualification for being Rejected
IDCCM teacher
4 Institution must have 2 qualified teachers for accreditation Accepted Implemented
for IDCCM
5 Older institutions which have 1 teacher are given three Accepted Implemented
years to recruit one more qualified teacher
6 If one teacher leaves the institution, institution will recruit Accepted Implemented
a new teacher within 1 year, otherwise they will not be
allowed to enroll candidates from next year
7 ISCCM Nursing book will be given free along with Accepted Implemented
IDCCN registration
8 Prometric system of examinations for the IDCCM & Accepted Implemented
CTCCM theory exams
9 ANMs should be allowed to enroll in IDCCN Rejected ANM's are not recognized as
registered nurses by Nursing
Council of India
10 Direct entry into 2-year IFCCM course after CTCCM Rejected
(Post MBBS course)
11 FNB, DM in critical care should be allowed direct entry in Accepted Examination fee for these
IFCCM examination candidates is 25000/-
12 IDCCM and other exam remuneration should be increased Accepted It is 6500/- from
from existing 4000/- 01-01-2018
13 IDCCM Chief examiner should be allowed one helper in Approved Helper will be paid 4000/-
IDCCM examination lump sum amount
14 Examiner's honorarium should be paid within 3 months Accepted Will be initiated for all
examinations in 2018
15 College should prepare 1000 MCQs for IDCCM Accepted To be started
Prometric examination
16 Code of conduct for Examiners to be developed to avoid Accepted Will be sent to all
any bias and subsequent complaints by candidates examiners before the
examination
17 Guidelines and checklist for IDCCM Institution inspectors Accepted In process
should be developed
18 Separate zonal conferences should be organized for nurses Accepted College will provide 3-4
in critical care Expert Faculty and will bear
the cost of their travel and
lodging. Rest of the
expenditure will be borne
by the local organizers.
19 Timelines for correction of deficiencies by the institution Accepted Institutions will be given 3
applying for IDCCM. months period to correct the
correctable deficiencies. An
inspection will be scheduled
after that.
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20 The inspection fee will be refunded if the institution does Accepted Fee will be refunded within
not fulfill the criteria for IDCCM due to major deficiencies 3 months period from the
date of application
21 Change of Centre of examination for College examinations Accepted Change of examination
(IDCCM, IFCCM, Post MBBS) center will be the
prerogative of the
examination secretary and
will be done as per rules.
College Board will take
cognizance only after
completion of examinations.
22 Additional criteria should be added for IDCCM Seats Accepted Additional criteria will be
increase from 4 to 6 or 6 to 8 developed by the College
23 SOP if an IDCCM teacher leaves midway of Student's Developed & accepted. Teacher who has changed
training period, It is mandatory to have the Institute will have a
two teachers accredited cooling period of one year
in any Institute. Other during which he cannot
teacher present will take on any candidate
oversee his training until for training in a new
new teacher is recruited. Institute he has joined.
24 SOP if the sole IFCCM teacher leaves midway during Developed and accepted. It is expected that outgoing
Student's training period. IDCCM teacher will IFCCM teacher will oversee
oversee his training. candidate's completion of
his Research project even it
has to be done/guided
remotely.
25 SOP if both or all the IDCCM teachers leave an Developed and Time spent in the first
organization. implemented institute will be recognized.
In such an unforeseen The student will be
circumstance candidate expected to
is encouraged to move complete the remaining
to another centre which time in the second Institute
is accredited for training. he/she joins.
If the student is not willing
to move than he/she be
allowed to continue in the
institute provided there are
some makeshift
arrangements for training
are made.
26 SOP for candidate wishing to seek transfer from an Developed and Institute should be wiling to
Institute to the institute where the teacher is going. implemented relieve the candidate as per
It is allowed if there is their guided policies. The
mutual agreement new Institute should be
between the teachers willing to take the
and the respective candidate.
Institutes.
27 SOP for candidate's resignation from one current institute Developed and After the last date of
and joining another Institute implemented registration it is Not
Can be allowed till the Allowed.
last date of registration. If he still resigns, than he
can reapply only after a
year, and start the course
afresh in the new Institute
where he/ she wishes to
pursue.
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28 SOP for candidate seeking permission for posting to Developed and It is expected that
certain sub-specialities in another hospital. implemented duration of posting not
This is allowed if it is in exceed one month of
agreement with his his/her tenure in parent
teacher and his Institute
organization.
29 Pay/Stipend for IDCCM candidates Developed and ISCCM/College cannot
implemented exercise any influence on
It is expected that a the pay structure of an
candidate exercises due Institute.
deliberations on these
aspects prior to joining
any Institute.
30 Transfer of candidates from one institution to another Developed and Candidate will be counted
implemented only for the institution
If for any compelling where they originally
reason, the candidate has registered and
to move, they may do so may be taken as an
ONLY after completing additional candidate in the
50% of the training. institution which has
They should inform accepted them for the
College BEFORE moving remaining duration of
and get a NOC from the training.
institution where they
were registered and also
an acceptance letter from
the institution which has
accepted them for the
remaining duration of
training.
The training periods
should be continuous
without a break
31 Leave policy for students pursuing ISCCM courses Developed and
implemented
During the training period
candidate is allowed to
take max 30 days leave in
a year apart from Sundays
and gazetted holidays, on
yearly basis.
Any extra absence from
this period will result in the
extension of the training
period.
31 Maternity leave policy Developed and If there is a gap of more
implemented than 6 months in the
A maximum of 6 months, training apart from above-
maternity/ sick/ parenting mentioned leaves, the
leaves are allowed. candidate has to register as
The training period will be a fresh candidate.
extended by 6 months. If the candidate wants to re-
During her entire Course join within this 6 months
duration (including period, he/she must join at
maternity leave), candidate the institute at which
will be allowed a maximum he/she was registered.
of 30 days leave as NO transfer of Institution
IDCCM candidate. will be allowed.
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32 ISCCM Course fee rules Developed and After the deadline of
implemented registration if any trainee
Fees once paid are resigns/ Leaves/
non-refundable for discontinues the institute,
any courses. He/she will be debarred for
If trainee cancel his that year, and fee will not
registration before the be refunded
deadline is eligible for
50% refund of fees.
33 Examinations Fee Developed and
implemented
Exam Fees once paid are
non-refundable and not
transferable for next
attempt after submission
of Exam Form.
34 Examinations Developed and It is mandatory for the
implemented trainee to bring the valid
The Theory examination photo identity proof along
for IDCCM & Post MBBS with admit Card at the
will be MCQ based only. examination centres.
There will be not be any The name on ID must
True/False type of match with the name on
questions. examination admit card.
35 IDCCN examination guidelines To be developed Will be formulated by
Dr. Manish Munjal and
Dr. Samaddar.
36 SOP for response from Office To be developed Will be developed by
Dr. Rajesh Kumar Pande
37 Eligibility criteria for accreditation for IDCCM institutions Developed and Appendix
implemented
38 Eligibility criteria for Teacher accreditation Developed and Appendix II
implemented
39 Eligibility criteria for IDCCM seat increase Developed and Appendix II
implemented
40 Eligibility criteria for reaccreditation Developed and Appendix II
implemented
41 Application for accreditation of hospitals/Institutions Developed and Appendix II
implemented
42 Criteria for appointment of Inspectors Developed and Appendix II
implemented
43 Criteria for appointment of IDCCM examiners Developed and Appendix II
implemented
44 Criteria for appointment of IFCCM examiners Developed and Appendix II
implemented
45 Criteria for appointment of CTCCM examiners Developed and Appendix II
implemented
46 IDCCM Prospectus Developed and Available online
Implemented
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Appendix II
Accreditation criteria revised and will be applicable from January 2018:
Eligibility Criteria for accreditation for IDCCM Institutions:
Institutions interested in starting IDCCM can apply only if the Critical care unit have been functioning for at least 2 years.
Institute should be a 100 bed hospital and at least 12 ICU beds with six mechanical ventilators as basic criteria.
Institutions should have two full time faculty, who are eligible, to be considered as teachers, as per ISCCM Teachership
guidelines.
These Two teacher candidates have to apply along with the institute for recognition as IDCCM teacher .
The institute applying for the accreditation must give an undertaking in addition to having two eligible teachers that
In case a teacher leaves the institute they will continue to provide training to the trainee
All facilities in the institute will be provided to the trainee during his period of training in the institute.
Institutions should apply for accreditation along with teacher's accreditation. Both Teachers & Institute Form will be
scrutinized simultaneously for accreditation purpose.
Institutions that do not enrol candidates for three consecutive years will automatically lose accreditation and will need to
apply for re-inspection afresh, through the formal process.
Eligibility Criteria for Teachers accreditation:
In order to be able to impart a high quality of training to candidates the teacher must
fulfil the following minimum requirements.
Teacher application will be considered along with the Institution's application.
Teacher accreditation in isolation independent of Institute accreditation is not allowed (except for additional teacher
from an already accredited institute)
Teacher should be working full time in the institute to be considered as a teacher for the ISCCM course.
Teachers must devote at least 50% of their professional time in Critical Care Medicine
Teacher should be a Life Member of ISCCM.
Teacher should be a post graduate degree with MCI recognised qualification- MD, MS, with at least 8 years of
experience in critical care medicine post MD/MS qualification, in a recognized major hospital.
Teachers with a MCI recognised Post Graduate Diploma-DA (Diploma in Anaesthesia) or DTCD (Diploma in TB and
Chest Diseases), with at least 10 years of experience in critical care medicine after MCI recognised Post Graduate
Diploma, in a recognized major hospital.
The teacher should have formal qualification in Intensive Care which can be any one or more of them: IDCCM,
IFCCM, FNB - Critical Care, DM - Critical Care, DMPulmonary & Critical Care or equivalent qualification from
Australia (FCICM), USA (AB Critical Care), U.K or Canada. These qualifications obtained anytime within 8yrs post
MD will fulfil the criteria to be a teacher from 2017 onwards.
To be an IFCCM teacher it is expected for the Teacher to have at least two original articles publications in peer reviewed
journal.
After a teacher has left an institute he cannot take a new student in another institute for one year from the time of
leaving the previous institute.
Eligibility Criteria for IDCCM seat increases:
At least two IDCCM candidates must have passed from an Institute in last two years to apply for increase in seats.
For every one seat increase, the institution should have 6 more ICU beds in addition to the existing 12 beds with two
additional ventilators.
Teacher to candidate ratio of 1:2 for IDCCM and 1:1 for IFCCM to be maintained when any seat increase is
contemplated.
Eligibility Criteria for accreditation for IFCCM Institutions: Institutions can apply and will be considered for starting of
IFCCM course only after 2 years of starting of IDCCM
At least two IDCCM candidates must have passed from an Institute in last two years to be eligible to apply for IFCCM
accreditation.
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